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Feature: support disable-rollback flag #1179
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I've been looking into this one. The way that Sceptre currently configures create and update is via keys on stack configs. The conventional approach for this would be to follow that same pattern and then make the Stack Create/update methods support that. However... it seems like this is more something one would want to use for prototyping/experimentation for a given run. So a CLI flag on The easiest approach for passing this flag out of a cli option is probably to pass it as a parameter to the |
I've been thinking more about this lately. I think this feature would be really good to support in Sceptre. I've run into a few issues recently where I wanted to see how the failure shook out without it being cleaned up in a rollback. |
We want the default value to be None to represent "Do whatever's configured in the StackConfig" and True/False will override the StackConfig.
## 4.0.0 (2023.02.08) ### Added - [Resolve #1283] Introducing `sceptre_role`, `cloudformation_service_role` (#1295) - These are just iam_role and role_arn renamed to be a lot clearer. See "Deprecations" below. ### Changed - [Resolve #1299] Making the ConnectionManager a more "friendly" interface for hooks, resolvers, and template handlers (#1287, #1300) - This creates adds the public `get_session()` and `create_session_environment_variables()` methods to make AWS interactions easier and more consistent with individual stack configurations for iam_role, profile, and region configurations. - The `call()` method now properly distinguishes between default stack configurations for profile, region, and `sceptre_role` and setting those to `None` to nullify them. - Preventing Duplicate Deprecation Warnings from being emitted (#1297) #### _Potentially_ Breaking Changes - The !cmd hook now invokes the passed command using the AWS environment variables that correspond with the stack's IAM configurations (i.e. iam_role, profile, region). This means that the hook will operate the same as every other part of Sceptre and regard how the stack is configured. This should make it easier to invoke other tools like AWS CLI with your hooks. However, if your project is setting environment variables with the intent to change how the command authenticates with AWS (such as a different token, profile, or region), these environment variables will be overridden. To maintain the same functionality, you should prefix your command with `export AWS_SESSION_TOKEN={{environment_variable.AWS_SESSION_TOKEN}} &&` (or whatever other environment variable(s) you need to explicitly set). ### Deprecations - [Resolve #1283] Deprecating `iam_role`, `role_arn`, and `template_path` (#1295) - `iam_role` and `role_arn` have been aliased to `sceptre_role` and `cloudformation_service_role`. Using these fields will result in a DeprecationWarning. - `template_path` has actually been slated for removal since v2.7. `template` should be used instead. Using `template_path` will result in a DeprecationWarning. - All three deprecated StackConfig fields will be removed in v5.0.0. ## 3.3.0 (2023.02.06) ### Added - [Resolve #1261] Add coloured differ (#1260) - Implements coloured diffs for the diff (difflib) command. Responds to --no-color. - [Resolves #1271] Extend stack colourer to include "IMPORT" states (#1272) - [Resolves #1179] cloudformation disable-rollback option (#1282) - Allow user to disable a cloudformation rollback on a sceptre deployment. ### Changed - [Resolve #1098] Deploy docker container to sceptreorg repo (#1265) - Deploy sceptre docker images to dockerhub sceptreorg repo instead of cloudreach repo - Updating Setuptools and wheel versions to avert security issues - [Resolve #1293] Improve the Stack Config Jinja Syntax Error Message to include the Stack Name (#1294) - [Resolves #1267] Improve the Stack Config Jinja Error Message to include the Stack Name (#1269) ### Fixed - [Resolve #1273] Events start from response time (#1275) - Resolves #1273 by starting event filtering from the timestamp returned in the AWS response headers rather than relying on the workstation clock. - [Resolve #1253] Failed downloads raise error (#1277) - Throwing an informative error when the template fails to download instead of passing the error message to CloudFormation. - [Resolves #1179] Changed disable-rollback default to None (#1288) - We want the default value to be None to represent "Do whatever's configured in the StackConfig" and True/False will override the StackConfig. ### Nonfunctional - Add tweet-release to CircleCI config (#1259) - [Resolves #1276] Adopt Black Auto-formatter (#1278) - Reformatting all Python files using the Black code formatter. This also delivers a new function for generating `__repr__` methods which was needed to deal with a line-too-long issue in Template. Per discussion in #1276 this PR also disables E203 in flake8. - Update sceptre-circleci docker image (#1284) - Update to build and test with a docker image that's based on the official circleci python docker image. - [Resolve #1264] Updating the CDK docs to point to the new sceptre-cdk-handler (#1285) - This updates our docs to no longer reference the old CDK approach (which didn't work with CDK assets). In its place, it references the new sceptre-cdk-handler package that covers that functionality.
AWS cloudformation just introduced the
--disable-rollback
flag to allow quickly retrying stack operations from the point of failure. It would be great if sceptre could create/update/launch stacks with this flag as well.More info here:
https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/new-for-aws-cloudformation-quickly-retry-stack-operations-from-the-point-of-failure/
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